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  • Lee Remick as Jennie Churchill wearing a white and black polka dot dress in the 1974 mini-series "Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill."
    • ITV

    Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill

    1974

    Costume seen on Lee Remick as Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill

  • An extra wearing a white and black polka dot dress in the 1975 mini-series "Raffles."
    • Yorkshire Television (YTV)

    Raffles

    1975

    Costume seen on an extra

  • An extra wearing a white and black polka dot dress in the 1975 mini-series "Raffles."
    • Yorkshire Television (YTV)

    Raffles

    1975

    Costume seen on an extra

  • Gemma Jones as Louisa Trotter wearing a white and black polka dot dress in the episode "For Love or Money" of the 1976 series "The Duchess of Duke Street."
    • BBC

    The Duchess of Duke Street: For Love or Money

    1976

    Costume seen on Gemma Jones as Louisa Trotter

  • Lydia Wilson as Emily Fox Seton wearing a white and black polka dot dress in the 2012 film "The Making of a Lady."
    • ITV

    The Making of a Lady

    2012

    Costume seen on Lydia Wilson as Emily Fox Seton

  • Lydia Wilson as Mimi Morton wearing a white and black polka dot dress in the 2014 series "Ripper Street."
    • BBC

    Ripper Street

    2014

    Costume seen on Lydia Wilson as Mimi Morton

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This pretty polka dot gown has undergone very few changes throughout its long history. It was first seen in 1974 on Lee Remick as the title character in Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill. It was used the following year on extras in two episodes of Raffles.

In 1976 the costume was recycled in an episode of The Duchess of Duke Street entitled For Love or Money, where Gemma Jones wore it as Louisa Trotter. Eventually, in 2012, it was worn by Lydia Wilson as Emily Fox Seton in The Making of a Lady. Seton would wear the gown again in 2014 in Ripper Street, where she played Mimi Morton.

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This pretty polka dot gown has undergone very few changes throughout its long history. It was first seen in 1974 on Lee Remick as the title character in Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill. It was used the following year on extras in two episodes of Raffles.

In 1976 the costume was recycled in an episode of The Duchess of Duke Street entitled For Love or Money, where Gemma Jones wore it as Louisa Trotter. Eventually, in 2012, it was worn by Lydia Wilson as Emily Fox Seton in The Making of a Lady. Seton would wear the gown again in 2014 in Ripper Street, where she played Mimi Morton.

Find more polka dotted costumes here!

This pretty polka dot gown has undergone very few changes throughout its long history. It was first seen in 1974 on Lee Remick as the title character in Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill. It was used the following year on extras in two episodes of Raffles.

In 1976 the costume was recycled in an episode of The Duchess of Duke Street entitled For Love or Money, where Gemma Jones wore it as Louisa Trotter. Eventually, in 2012, it was worn by Lydia Wilson as Emily Fox Seton in The Making of a Lady. Seton would wear the gown again in 2014 in Ripper Street, where she played Mimi Morton.

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  2. I just realized that’s Lee Remick in the title role for the Churchill mini series. I had taken that screencap ages ago (for the costume in the foreground), from streaming it on Acorn TV. I’m watching the DVD now and learned it was Remick. Here are some close ups.

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  2. I just realized that’s Lee Remick in the title role for the Churchill mini series. I had taken that screencap ages ago (for the costume in the foreground), from streaming it on Acorn TV. I’m watching the DVD now and learned it was Remick. Here are some close ups.

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  2. I just realized that’s Lee Remick in the title role for the Churchill mini series. I had taken that screencap ages ago (for the costume in the foreground), from streaming it on Acorn TV. I’m watching the DVD now and learned it was Remick. Here are some close ups.

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